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Its got frets! six strings but is it a violin or guitar. No doubt the bloke s good though.
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Here is a screenshot. I cropped a screenshot rarher supply a link to a possibly competitive store. There were other fretted violins there.
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ahhhh..the bow of destiny! those other poor violins are in bad need of some humidpaks. 🙂
good stuff!
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Here is a screenshot. I cropped a screenshot rarher supply a link to a possibly competitive store. There were other fretted violins there.
Interesting that mouse? Got me wondering, is this the natural evolution of violin. Maybe in a few years everyone will be using these, at least there would be no problems with intonation anymore.
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I think vibrato and sliding would be harder. It isn't the exact movement like sliding on a guitar. I do not seeing this being n evolution, just a merge of the two for those who want it.
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I had 1st seen a fretted violin being played online by a musician in India.
The weird part is adjusting the bridge for intonation.
My favorite video is where Mark Woods demonstrates playing a little something different on each of his line of violins!
Mesmerizing!
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